The City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department is excited to announce the launch of our master plan process, which will guide the future development and management of our City's parks and recreation facilities. This comprehensive plan will set the standard for years to come and ensure that our community's green spaces continue to thrive. One of the key components of … [More]
Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona Is Empowering Other Regions through Major Partnership with Goodwill of the San Francisco Bay
Our exclusive interview with Tim O’Neal, president and chief executive officer
Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona and Goodwill of the San Francisco Bay jointly announced today that they have activated a partnership agreement between the two organizations. These Goodwill organizations will work together as one team to bring best-practices in mission advancement and retail expertise to their respective regions. Combined, the organization will now be … [More]
Resource Innovations Partners with Office of Resiliency to Launch ‘Efficiency Arizona’ Energy Saving Programs
Resource Innovations has joined in partnership with the Arizona Governor's Office of Resiliency to launch Efficiency Arizona, an initiative that will distribute federal dollars to Arizona residents to increase energy efficiency in homes. The statewide initiative, set to roll out in phases starting this fall, is designed to enhance energy efficiency, promote clean energy, and … [More]
Chicanos Por La Causa Board of Directors Elect 6 New Members
To continue serving the evolving needs of the community and impacting over a million lives every year, Chicanos Por La Causa welcomes six new members to the Board of Directors: Cisco Echeverria, Executive Director of Center Store at Bashas' Family of Stores Erica González-Meléndez, Associate Attorney at Snow Carpio & Weekley P.L.C. Amanda Ho, Director of … [More]
Labor Day Weekend Happenings in Downtown Phoenix Abound
With Labor Day weekend here, it's the perfect time to start planning some exciting activities in Downtown Phoenix. Whether you're looking to explore the events scene, enjoy outdoor adventures, or indulge in local cuisine, there are plenty of possibilities for everyone to make the most of the long weekend. Here are some fun happenings to enjoy in Downtown Phoenix this Labor … [More]
Developer’s 10th Arizona Battery Energy Storage Center Up and Running
Invenergy, the leading privately-held developer, owner, and operator of sustainable energy solutions, announced completion of the El Sol Energy Storage Center (50 MW), marking its 10th battery energy storage project in Arizona to reach commercial operations since the start of 2023. Notably, Invenergy's project portfolio accounts for nearly half of all storage facilities to come … [More]
NAIOP Industrial Space Demand Forecast: Rate of Growth Slows but Sector Remains Strong
The net absorption of industrial real estate – the amount of space occupied minus space vacated over a given period – has slowed from record levels in the wake of the pandemic, but the sector remains strong, according to the most recent NAIOP Industrial Space Demand Forecast. Total U.S. industrial net absorption in the first half of 2024 totaled 67.1 million square feet, … [More]
Global AV Integrator Opening New Customer Experience Center in Phoenix
AVI Systems, the leader in designing, installing and supporting audiovisual and unified collaboration solutions at organizations throughout the United States and around the world, announced the Grand Opening of its new facility serving Phoenix, Arizona, happening Wednesday, Sept. 25. The new AVI facility, which includes a Customer Experience Center, is located at 4710 E Elwood … [More]
Data Center Master Planner Closes on 2,069 acres in Buckeye, among the Largest Data Tech Parks in U.S.
Acquisition will support one of the largest data center technology parks in the country
Tract, a developer of master-planned data center parks, announced its acquisition of a 2,069-acre land parcel in Buckeye, Arizona. The land acquisition will be one of the largest data center parks in the United States anticipating up to 20 million square feet of data center space across as many as 40 individual data centers at full build-out. Tract is currently working with the … [More]
Downtown Phoenix Inc. Launches First 3D Digital Replica of Downtown Phoenix
Advanced mapping and data software supports urban planning, economic growth and community engagement
Downtown Phoenix Inc. announced the official debut of Downtown Phoenix’s first digital twin. The community-building organization and enhanced municipal services provider has partnered with CyberCity 3D and ORBIS Dynamics to produce a replica of Downtown that will use legions of aggregated data to highlight real-time traffic patterns, zoning ordinances, air quality, prime urban … [More]
Law Firm Expands Family Law Department with New Team
Rose Law Group, Arizona’s largest woman-founded law firm, is excited to announce a major expansion of its Family Law Department to meet the increasing demand in one of the firm’s busiest practice areas. The department has doubled its staff, bringing back a trusted attorney and introducing new talent to the team. After a brief hiatus, Audra Petrolle, a seasoned and … [More]
The Typical Homebuyer’s Down Payment Is a Record $67,500, Phoenix Up 9.4% from a Year Ago
Nearly 3 in 5 homebuyers put down more than 10% of the purchase price, one of the highest shares on record
The typical down payment for U.S. homebuyers hit a record high of $67,500 in June, up 14.8% from $58,788 a year earlier, according to a new report from Redfin, the technology-powered real estate brokerage. This was the 12th consecutive month the median down payment rose year over year. In Phoenix, the median down payment is $52,500. That is up 9.4 percent from a year ago. … [More]
ADOT Announces 18 EV Charging Stations Location Plan
Privately operated charging stations create network to reduce range anxiety
The Arizona Department of Transportation has announced the first set of awards to design, build, operate and maintain a network of privately owned electric vehicle charging stations along interstate highways. ADOT has selected firms to design, build, operate and maintain a network of privately owned electric vehicle charging stations along interstate highways. Forty-nine … [More]
HUD Awards $2.5 Million Choice Neighborhoods Supplemental Grant to Phoenix’s Edison-Eastlake Neighborhood
On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded a $2.5 million Choice Neighborhoods Supplemental Grant to the City of Phoenix, to continue the revitalization of the Edison-Eastlake neighborhood. The grant presentation took place in the heart of the neighborhood, at Soluna, where City officials, community leaders, residents and HUD officials … [More]
National Clinical Research Group Launches Arizona Expansion
Axsendo Clinical Research, a national clinical research site network, is excited to announce the opening of its newest location in Phoenix, Arizona. Complementing ACR's existing state-of-the-art facility in Houston, TX, this expansion into the Southwest corridor will increase access to research for Phoenix's diverse patient population. "Phoenix was a strategic … [More]
Nikola Names New Chief Commercial Officer
Nikola Corporation, a global leader in zero-emissions transportation and energy supply and infrastructure solutions, via the HYLA brand, announced the appointment of accomplished transportation executive Thomas "Tom" Schmitt as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) of Nikola Corporation. As CCO, Schmitt will align Nikola's commercial efforts to scale the company's business. He will … [More]
This Arizona Golf Course among the Most Difficult in the U.S.
New research has revealed the toughest golf courses in America, with Stone Ridge Golf Course, in Prescott Valley, Arizona ranking fourth. Premium golf apparel brand, Galvin Green, analyzed the number of keywords related to a difficult golf course, such as ‘advanced’ and ‘elevation change,’ in the TripAdvisor reviews written by average golfers for over 800 courses in the … [More]
6 of Every 7 People with Mortgages Have an Interest Rate Below 6%, Says Report
The mortgage rate lock-in effect is prompting many homeowners to stay put, contributing to America’s housing shortage, but it’s starting to ease
Nationwide, 85.7% of U.S. homeowners with mortgages have an interest rate below 6%, down from 90.6% at the start of last year and a record high of 92.8% in mid-2022. That’s according to a new report from Redfin, the technology-powered real estate brokerage. This means even more than 85.7% of homeowners with mortgages have a rate below the current weekly average of 6.46%, … [More]
